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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1887-06-01

Russid's coal iieids on tho D.acM Mfs.
and IN It's neighborhnGi are MmosL
equal in exten, Is those oE 9iIesst
Britain, but, whereas England pabdn Qas
loo, 100000 aud $50, 000, $50 toEs a year,
tho yiell Of the Russian coal Names gsr
the last year for which statistics AVE-.
~attainable. was about 1876. 0Gl
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1887-06-01
The Russian Soldier.

lie is, under ordinary circumstances,
Il soft-hcarted, good-naturcd fellow, but
there arc savage instincts in his semi
barbarous nature which render him
capable Of any brutality, il he is once
thoroughly excited. The awful attro-
cities committed during the late pcrsc-
cut.Ons. Of the Jews are still fresh in our
minds, and bear witness to the Sayagery
Of the Russian peasant, and the treat
mcnt experienced by the Turcomans,
both after the capture of Khiva and the
fall Of Geek Tepc, show that, at all
events i'll Asia, the authorities even
encourage the worst passion Of the
soldier. Perhaps Skobclcff's greatest
quality rs q successful general was his
thorough appreciation Of the pcculiaritics
OF the men he commanded. lie had II
wonderful hold on their sympathies,
and he enjoyed q popularity with the
rank and file such us 10 other Russian
general has ever acquired. It was Sko-
belief who conducted the pursuit and
marrying of the wretched YOmud Tur-
conan after Kliya, so wildly described
by Ills friend and admircr, the Amcrl-
can correspondent MacGahan; and it
was Skobclcff who, after the storming
Of Cock Tepe, and the route Of its brave
Tekke defenders, gave % hours com-
plete liberty to his excited soldiers to
work their wicked will on tho persons
and property of the d%cfcnsclcss families
Of the dispersed Turcomans. Skobeleff
thoroughly understood his men, and re-
established his control as deliberately as
he permitted unbridled license. For
exactly "a hours the captors Of Cock
Tepo were uncontrolled; within six
hours Of the termination Of that period
two soldiers were shot for trining
crimes. This circumstance, coupled
with the fact OF Skobelcff's great popu-
larity in the army, gives u striking
indication Of the character OF the Rus
sian soldier as judged by tho man who
knew him best.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1887-06-01

As q finish or covering for walls and
ceilings pulverized ~steatite IS coming
into use quite satisfactorily. 1t Is
simply soapstone. 1t takes u high pol
ISL, is pearl gray In tint, is said to pre-.
sent the best possible surface for paint
ing, either In oil or water-color, and.
What Is very desirable, it will neither
crack 0 chip. 1t is claimed for it that
1T Isl n0n-conductor and no~n.absorbent:
that 1t al bo washed without injury
nails car be driven into 1t without dam.
age. When subject to heat, moisture
and chemical fumes 1t gives no smell,
and 1t does not turn yellow with age.
1t is thought to be especially adapted
for | ospitals, factories, cellars, markets,
etc,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1887-06-01

things? OH. young men, d@isappoint he
expectation Of that Embellishments
those customers, if these things are cX-
pected Of you'll You may sell an eSts.
case or goods; you may sell All extra vuu
OF silk; but the trouble is, you muy hure
to throW your soul TO boot in the bargain.
~. Again, 1 counsel all clerks to
conquer the trials of their particular po.
sltion. One great trial Tor clerks is lilo
1NCONSIDERATION OF CUSTOMERS.
There arc people who are entirely polite.
everywhere else, but gruff and dictator
ial ana contemplate when they come
INT a store TO buy anything. There are
thousands OF men and womcn who 90
rom store to store to price things, With
out any. idea Of purchase. They are nat
satisfied until every roll of goods Il
Drought down and they have pointed
out all the real or imaginary defect.
Ihcy Try on all kinds of kid gloves. ana
stretch them out of shape, and they plt.
on all styles Of cloak and walk to tl,c
mirror TO sec how it would look. and
then they sail ont of the store, saryjna.
u Will not take it to-day,n which,
means, - don't want 1t ut a!l..nleaytng
me clerk amid q wreck of ribbons, ana
iaccs, and cloths, to smooth out i've
hundred dollars worth Of goods-not
one cent of which did that man or Vyo-
man BUY or expect to buy. Now I cal
that dishonest on the part Of the c,,sto.
mcr.
Thcna great trial comes TO clerks III
the fact that they see
TIE PARsIMoNloUs SIDE
OF human nature. You talk about, lj,g;
behind the c0untcr-thcrc arc JUS. ,tS
many lies before the counter. Aupl84
tine speaks OF 4 MAJ who advertised
that he would, on certain occasion.
tell the people whit was in their hearts
a great crowd assembled, and he stem.
ped To the front and said, 81 will ,Gll
YOU what is in your hearts; to buy cl,enu
and sell dcar!" Oh, people OF Brool,
lvn, lay not aside your urbanity when
YOU come into Il store. Treat The clcrks
like gentlemen and ladies, proving youi-
self to bca gentleman or lady. re-
member that if the prices arc high ana
your purse is lean, that is no fault of
the clerks. And if you have Il son o. q
daughter amid those p%crplcxitics OF com
mcrcial life, and such q one IN hUi!r
all Worn out, be l%enient, and know that
the martyr at theStakc no more c~crtainly
needs the grace Of God than our yo,une
people amid the Scvcn-timcS heated az.
aspirations Of Il clerks life!
Then there arc all the trials Wl,.dI
come to clerks from the treatment of
lNcoNSIDERATE EMPLOYERS.
There arc profrsscd Christian men in
inns CITY who have no more regard JUl
their clerks than they have for thc sr1inc
on which the sugars arc weighed. \
clerk IS no more than so much store fJg
nlt!lrr. NO consideration for theii
rights or their interests. Not II wore
Oh encouragement from sunrise TO sun
SET, nor from January to December
l5ut When anything goes wrong 4
Slrcak or dust on The counter 0 u bpN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-20

There are many Of you who pay more than
the value for what you buy. There is no reme-
dy for It within the scope OF your merchant
His profits are a pittance. Likely there have
been q good many small profits before the goods
reached him. Divided attention, incapacity,
tad judgment, and many other causes may be
looked upon as the canker that daily corrodes
certain percentage OF your income.
To remedy these uncertainties in the price
marked on goods purchased from our house, to
give one hundred cents worth for at least dol
lar has been our aim for years.
You yourself have helpedus all along. Every
purchase you make helps US that much. Guam
tity often makes the price-more often than
not You see one, two, three, cases Of goods
at our house to-day tomorrow you are too
late-they are gone. Something else. however,
has taken their place. Thus you help US and
yourself at the same time. We have corps Of
buyers that study your interest-our interest
Something more about Wash Fabrics. They
were never SO pretty nor 70 cheap.
Most OF you who, have bought pretty Scotch
Ginghams this season should have known that
the Scotch has been taken out of them by
the Germans, who are industriously engaged In
the manufacture Of Gingham fully as hand
some and almost as fine. The styles are novel,
There Is as much grace in the designs as there
is softness in the material You are not to
blame for mistaking as anything but Gingham-
all the appearance Of handsome worsted ma
terial, The intensity Of colors, crinkled thread,
tufted cluster cords, drawn-thread Lace effects,
seems to have partaken great ingenuity on the
part Of the designer. Price from from i2H to
25c. Good many Of them were bought under
value.
You can't oil be judges Of undergarments
A great many considerations to be made. We
do that for you. The ut, sewing, and material
is our part. We make prices with the manu-
facturers in the sluggish part Of tho season.
six cases we're received last week. We never
saw such value before. Here is a Lawn, for in
stance, full yoke of all-oyer embroidery, Mo
ther Hubbard back and front, best material
and sewing In every respect, for 99c.
A Skirt with sinch fine embroidered rune,
two fve-tuck clusters, best in every respect,
f1g4 The same in 13-inch embroidery at
s1.G0. In advertising our promises are less than
we fulfill That Is o great deal.
Three hundred and fifty pieces White and
Colored Mattings are on sale. The prices are
up eyerywhere-not ours. We bought then
last September to arrive. The vessel was near
four weeks late, or you should have had them
before Good Fancy Mating from i6e. TO sGc. I;
seamless at 35c. Treble Extra Damask, Sc
no such value anywhere that we know of Just
now.
An ocean of worsted Dress Fabrics and silks
to talk over. Every price-mark carries iss own
conviction as 10 whether you ought TO deal with
us or not.
;Aken 1.otkeA9,
CORNER FOURTH AND BROAD STREETS.
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T ENTEN REQUISITES.

sPIcED SALMON "a delicious luncheon),
FRESH SALMON, SALT and SMOKED SAL
MON. FRESH LOBSTER, FRESH sHRlMPs,
DEvILLED CRABS. RUSSIAN CAyIER, BONE
LESS GOLDFISH and sARDiNEs, BOSTON
MISS MAcKEREL. SMOKED HERRINGs.
Numerous other requisites and luxuries at
fess CHRISTIAN. WHITE & co.'s.
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AaeYIlk|;RlG
gll!!l(':,..
Bn@oAb AND
A NOVEL IDEA.
SOU V ENIR
SPRING
OP E \ IN G.
MONDAY,
MARCH 81, 1887,
AND THE
ENTIRE WEEK.

AT THE OPENING OF THIS SPRING SEA-
son WE WISH TO BRING INTO PROMl-
NENT NOTICE OUR SUPERB ASSIGNMENTS,
WHICH ARE MORE EXTENSIVE AND COVER
A GREATER VARIETY OF MATERIALS AND
QUALITIES THAN EVER BEFORE. SOME OF
THE DEPARTMENTS ARE MORE OR LESS
! COMPLETE; BUT, so AS TO ADD TO THE
ATTRACuvENEss OF THE OCCASION, AND
INSTEAD OF GIVING AWAY PLACQUEs OR
PICTUBE-CARDs, WE HAVE ARRANGED A
SOUVENIR LIST FOR EACH DEPARTMENT,
on WHICH THE PRICES HAVE BEEN CUT
FOR THIS SOUVENIR OPENING WEEK
ALONE. MOREOVER, WE DEEM IT A PAY
ING ADVERTISEMENT TO SELL FOR A FEW
DAYS AT no PROFIT. WE ATTRACT YOU
TO THE STORE AND (BY THE IRREsISTi-
BLE POWER OF LOW PRICES FORCE YOU
TO BECOME OUR PATRONS. THE LATEST
SPRING NOVELTIES WILL BE ON EXHIBI-
TION, AND AT SPECIAL SOUVENIR PRICES; (;
HENCE WE EARNESTLY REQUEST A VISIT,
AND WILL THANKFULLY APPRECIATE
AND PROFIT BY ANY SUGGESTIONS OF
OUR PATRONS THOROUGHLY EXPERT
ENCED BUYERS. ONLY RELIABLE GOODS
AT LOWEST PRICES, OUR oNE-PRICE sYs-
TEN, AFFABILITY IN EXCHANGING
GOODS, &C., GIVES US CONFIDENCE IN THE
FUTURE OF OUR GREAT AND GROWING
BUSINESS.
IF CONVENIENT, PLEASE CALL EARLY
IN THE DAY, AND THUS AVOID THE RUSH
ATTENDING OPENING WEEK. STORE
OPENS AT a:so A. H.; CLOSES AT 7P.M-
SATURDAYS. 10 p. NJ. ORDERS BY MAIL
RECEIVED UP TO SATURDAY EVENING
FILLED AT SOUVENIR PRICES.
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MRS. BETTY b. SMITH (colored)
VA has removed frofp No. IL west Baker
street to No. sOl1l west Leigh street.
NH Alt
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HnndReTchiefS.

SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS IN THIS LINE.
EMBROIDERED HEMSTIrCHED HANDk Err
CHIEFS at lgc. each--would be cheap at
25c.; -
HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS at l2Ec.
each-worth 81 a dozen;
CLEAR LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, with seal
loped borders, at 2jc.-would be cheap al
25c.:
COLORED BORDERED HANDKERCHlEFS at
6ilc. each--warranted all linen and are
worth 10c. -
COLORED BORDERED HRMSTITCHED
HANDKERCHIRFS at o.. each worth
12,c.. ...... ....,,.,
Some big bargains I'm GENTfRMEN'S LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS. Some extra large
gf, vary lou v,rf.oa
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s,c,l. IL unable to call in person send for
cnta,, que. We are a 0ne-Price House.
Linens.

Orrsrecial sale OF LINENS continues to at
tract buyers. Good goods at low prices VIII
tell. we advise all in want of TOWELS, Ia
BLFCLOTHS, NAPKINS, DOILIES, and LINEN
TABLE DAMASK TO call early. We will take
pleasure in showing you the goods even II you
cont buy. as you can tell your neighbors how
chehn they are.
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White Goods.

We have opened ten cases Of very cheap
WHITE GOODS.
LACE STRIPED MCSLINS at 6Ic. a yard
worth SHc.;
CORDED STRIPED MUsLINs at sHc. yard
worth 12Hc.;
SATIN STRIPED MUSLlNS at lie. yard
worth l5c.
LARGE CHECKED MUsLINs a, 1Oc. a yard
LARGE CHECKED MUsLINs at 12Hc. a yard
worth 17c.;
LARGE CHECKED MUsLlNS at 1890. yard
worth 25c.
LACE STRIPED MUSLINS with woven colored
stripes at lie. yard worth l5c.;
WOVEN COLORED STRIPED AMI CHECKED
MUSLINS at l0c. a yard worth l3c.;
PERSIAN LAWN at 20c. yard for the regular
25c quality. and at 25c. yard for the regu-
10 2Tc oualftv
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MEYERS
SOUVENIR
F OPENING LIST,
MONDAY
AND
FOLLOWING DAYS
Wash Goods.

What haven't We got IN Wash Go DDS? Wo
don't know. We would like you 70 cOms and
tell us We have cften demonstrated that VIC
sell cheaper than our competitors. II regular
prices are the lowest, what must be the
SOUvKNIRSs
SIC. Best Dress Prints Chambray aad other
styles, bye;
ltc. Striped seereuckers. S1%c:
lOc. yeri-wide Garnet Percalee, 5c,:
shc White Check Muslins, akc.;
l2hc. Sattecns nj itc.;
l2Nc. quality White India Linen. Sc;
6aae. MerIimac sh'riing Prints, sXc.
sac. Dress Ginghnms, &C.
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MEYERS
SOUVENIR
OPENING LIST
MONDAY
AND
DAYS
HnndRerchiefs.

HUIlURoPciIJ6TS.
First counter TO your left; store No. Goa. Yes
what big Department. Wen. We assure you
It Is necessary 20 accommodate our trade. We
have many things thstar new. There's harl-
ly room 10 tell you here. Come and see. On
the snme counter we have SILK and Null Ties.
We tell you something about them here.
SOUVENIRS.
Pure Linen Embroidered Initial Handkerchiefs,
nc Drawn Thread Handkerchiefs. iec.;
Gee. Embroidered Handkerchief, 25c.
IJc Gentlemen's Pure Linen. Golored Border,
25c Gentlemen's HemstItched, Colored Borders,
14c.;
SOC. Gentlemens HemstItched. Colored Borders,
12kc.;
Isc. Embroldered-End Nun Ties. lie;
s5c Boys Plaid and Fancy silk Windsor Ties,
Jsc.
Notions.
Soaps. Perfumes, Toilet Articles are some Of
Department. II you economic you should GER
tslnly see our prices on this counter.
SOUVENIRS
&c Fay Rum. one half pint, l9c.:
Soc bottle Imported Eau do Cologne &c.,
25c. Senglangue's Powder, 13c.;
81 White Rose Toilet Water, 7gc;
l0r Celluloid Dressing Combs, &C.;
2Jo Quire Linen Paper, &C.;
iOc. Vegetable Ivory Buttons, &C.;
Satin-Bordered Crepe Lisse veilings, lOc.;
&c. Metal Buttons, Sc.
Second Floor.
bazaar in itself-many an article for home
and selfadOrnment Hero We have Jerseys,
Muslin Underwear, parasols, Mattings, Carpets,
Shades, Lace Curtains, Poles, etc. Well make
this floor Just as attractive In prices as the main
floors.
25c Fancy Check Mattings, i9c.
Our great 5oc. Linen Fringed Window-shade,
75c. Colorod Cocoa Door-Mats, a5c;
90. nve-ioot Wood and Brass-Trimmed Cornice
81 five-foot Aii-Brass Trimmings and Cornice
81 Boucle Jersey. black and colors, Soc;
t2 20 quality French Cashmere Colored jersey
S1.25:
i0c. Curtain Scrim, &C.;
81 sj Lace Curtains, sac.:
$3.50 Lace Curtains, s239;
S2 Velvet Rugs, fl.29;
81 SMYRNA Door-Mat &C.;
g. 20 Smyrna Hearth Rug, si.20 other sizes
like price.
Pdr0SOZS.
Strenuous efforts were made TO have our new
pnrasol Department ready for the opening, but,
teiDg unsuccessful, we must content ourselves
with its prcsentquarters. and, as we have not
YET ltttlNtu III slylttt We hlhll ohti rouho VI
what We have at prices that cannot be dupli
Gated after the opening week.
s. Cream Lace-Covered ParasOls, t299;
81 French Roll ParasOls (ten new styls ~, fR4j:
go Striped Coachings (all combination3), si.b;
SEC. Scotch Gingham Umbrella - inch9sl, Co..
81 Gold-llead Gloria Silk Umbrella, s3i9;
81 Satin Coaching Parasols, &c.;
50 Satin Coaching, imported han lies, fi6':
t249 Gold aud silver Gloria Umbrellas, s.2
JULIUS MEYER G SONS.
col AND COS BROAD STREET.
lmh 20l
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julius MEYER C SONS.
col AND COS BROAD STREET.
lmh 20l

BLACK eros GRAIN SILK at Performer
BLACK GROs GRAIN SILK at 9S,-former
price t1.2j;
BLACK GROS GRAIN SlLh AZ fl.ls-lOriner
BLACK GR6s GRAIN SILK at sl.s9-former
price $175;
BLACK GR0s GRAIN SILK at tl.45-former
BLACK GiRos GRAIN SILK at si.59-fOrmer
BLACK SAfIN RHADAME at e5c.-fOrmer
BLACK SAfIN RHADAME at sLOS-former
BLACK SATIN RHADAME at s1.l9-former
BLACK S1fN RHADAME at si.s7-fOrmer
BLACK s1lfIN RHADAME at si.47-fOrmer
BLACK SATIN RHADAME at sl59-fOrmer
BLACK MORE FRANCHISE at sil9 worth
BLACK MORE FRANCHISE at ti.sa worth
C6L0R;ED SATIN RHADAMEs at 79c., 81, and
sIl0-aIl very good value:
COLORED MORE FRANCAlsE-full assort-
ment;
BLACK and COLORED FAILLE FRANCAIsE;
STRIPED vELyETS-new designs-from 75c.
up TO 225 We show an elegant article In
STRIPED VELVET ats. ..
full assortment OF SOuu snhueS VI NELf LiN
and Pill USHES;
NTNis-VEILING. spring shades. at 1896;
3s-inch ALBATR0SS, spring shades, at 5Oc.;
36-inch ENGLISH SERGE, new tints, at SOC.
FANCY and PLAIN FLANNEL SUITlNGS;
CHECKED and STRIPED NOVELTY SUIT
ssinch FRENCH CHEyIoT sUITINGs at 5Oc.
TARTAN sfl S"I "JIk'spE, coLMAR, and FAIRFIELD
STITINGS in English effects:
vIIIP com INDIA TWILL. TISSUE FRAN
CAlS, and GRAPE vIRGINIE CLOTH.
RdSsan1enteTie-- Braid.
We show large line Of PAsSAMENTERIE.
BRAID, BUTTONS, CLASPS, LOOPS, ETC., and
our prices will please YOU.
Mating, Mattin6.
We placed our order last fall for MATING
20 be imported for US when MATING was very
low.
our goods have Just been delivered, aud all
40 say 70 you IS 10 come and zee. Our prices
will prevail In fact, a visit TO our Mating De-
parsment is necessary If you would secure
iirst-class goods at bottom prices.
BdbK CaJ7TdGeS.
This article Of daily use can be purchased
lower from us than elsewhere. We can save
you several dollars on a low-price Carriage and
much more on a Fine Carriage. We show
more Carriages than we're ever before exhibit
cd here. Every good make can be found In our
LEVY 4
NH 1925 1OI7 AND 1919
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COrSetS.

Ills right here we give better value through
olt Tie year-better value than you get in
many tnother store; only reliable makes.
SOUVENIRS.
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STARTLING BARGAINS IN CALICOES


be
will namo OF
IS yards
ats
during this
stae att for lheral lencour
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RurasOlS and Umbrellas

Our assortmentof PARAsOLS and UMBREL-
LAS Is large. We show greater variety than
ever before and all Now styles, as we did not
carry any over from last season.
We have Just about 100 more OF those FINE
SCOTCH GiNGHAM RAIN UMBRELLASat1 at19c.
worth al 2l
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nIcHMOND FURNITUREM
X COMPANY. No. l4s0 Main street, ~,
= ,ssetnres al kinds OF FukNiIuREIT7
manu- ~ RER aud PARLoR SUITS,
CHA HAsmrp MATTRESSES aud BEDDING,
Lotrr,wsInSgiA rr,sI z ADI.Fs, and DESKS. Also carry a
Ch,Aisnsa. Ci, ss.'. ~ REFRIGERAToRS aud BABY
lnIl,,nsikGFs: lnIl also, tho genuine VIENNA
sc,Anhihs. cAIhs Il In want cali Will give you salts
facsqnu, ~ FURNITURE COMPANY,
~. ~, a. 100 Main street
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MltSLin Under7cenr.

periCr 1T and hnish- The cheaper garments
nave less uluiming-the only difieicn,e. Ex-
cluded portion Of the store and salesladies Ia
attendance.
SOUVENIRS.
75c. Tucked. Rufled and Handsome Embrod-
cred Drawers. 55C
t1.25 Jones'f Long Cloth Tucked and Torchon
hume. S6c.;
75c. Lanedon Cotton Chemise, square en-
broidcred yoke, Doc.
Sl.s5 Fruit Cotton Chemise, embroidery and
Lace, CSC.
59c. Langdon Cotton Skirt, Tucks and RufIe,
4jc.;
9Oc. IGnrdoD Cotton Skirt. Tucks and Ham
burg. Csc.
G0c. LOw-Nock All-Round Hamburg Cones, DC |:
Si.5 Medlci Insertion and Edge, low neck
cOVft
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swise Embroidery, inches wide, &c.:
5inch vide Swiss Embroidery, &C.;
Colored Swiss Edge, 21c.:
59c. Oriental E1ouncings, 45c.:
5-inch wide Oriental Lace. &C.:
4-inCb wide All-Silk Spanish Lace, 1O,.:
90 All-Over Beaded Net, k23g.
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LdceS. EDlbrOideTTes.

We have one-cent Hamburgs and two-cent
Hamburgs, and we give good value for Ave
cents However, our specialtles are the me
dium grades at 10, IS, and pc, and the fine
Embroideries
We have swiss and Lace Flouncings and EN-
bfotderies IN every conceivable width. pattern
and quality, ia quantities seldom seen under
one roof In this state. and at prices never be-
fore quoted for EmbrOiueres OF equal merit
We pay special attention 10 these goods, and
our assortment Of the new Jaconct and Cam
tric Loop hdRc Embroiderics and TOrcnon,
Medici, Smyrna. Oriental. Egyptian, Fedora
Maline, Point d'Esprit. and Imitation Engllsh
Point Laces-prices absurdly. rldlculOusly low
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DRESS GOODS,
MARVELLOUS PURCHASE IN NEV ENBROIDERIES

sof l0swould cheap at 15s;
EDGlNGj ind IN
with prices asked elsewhere.
equaled by any q
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1ofo Yards HEAVY BROWN COTTON be closcd on
GCO0 yards EXTRA HEAVY BROWN CorIoN 70 DC
isec yards "a Vide SHIFTING REMNANTS BROWN COTTON
less than sHc; - .. .., ..,>,,. ~. 40, =,
5000 yards a. wide STANDARD REMNANTS FINE ohh-islf
6icby greatest of the yearneYer SOLD es
cases yardwde finish BLEACED COTTON In remnant
Gated for less than &c; -. -. -. ,.,,,.,>
cases yarCwde EXTRA-FINE and UNpRE .sED BLEACHED
6Hc. This COTTON Is EQUAL TO ANDROSCOGGlN.
67 yards BLEACHED COTTON I'm remnant pieces repT
as Wamsua Dwight Anchor and Fruit OF tbs Loom, at the
each piece richly worth 1Oc.; .......
case Of the celebrated PRPPERELL 1914 UNBLEACHED SHEET
ming from 90 yards yards, l5kc You cannot buy hi
for les than 2 Remember Remnantsaie price on
public will note, while they have had number OF cio
sTRAtSE BROTHERS intend continuing this GREAT RENNAN
LAST YARD Is DISPOSED OF Comparison os price will COW
than advertised cosing-out sales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-20
SWISS ElNBROIDERY.

New COLORED CHENILLE SPOT VELINGs, in every shade
New shades in MARAB0UT NElllNGs at 10 aa1 l5c yard
Large assortment Of SOUFLE NET FElLS at D. eaeh -
Every shade and color In the popular SEWlN3lLk YElN
Immense variety of latest novelty In syo OF RUCHN
Special value in LADIES' PURE LINEN CUPS at 0c pair
Special value in LADIES PURE LINEN COLLARS nj l0 eac
Examine the value OF our BLACK SPANISH and SPANISH
2 49, 3d. 45 and 50c ayardcheap at 30 cent on thesc
See the prices EGYPTIAN and ORIENTAL LACE FIOJN n
white 10 sc, sl0, and f2jexceent value at 80 per c'
The WIDEAWAkE cashpaying housekeoper - always 70
greatest values for the least money. That store ID